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Travel-aware prospecting with PixelKnock

Choose homes your business can reach.

Bring real travel constraints into neighborhood selection before researching homes or arranging a visit.

Start with Free: 1,000 monthly credits and 1 seat.

Current PixelKnock neighborhood workspace on a real Google satellite map with existing saved-home markers and private addresses hidden.
Actual PixelKnock app, captured November 10, 2026. Private fields hidden for privacy. Google Maps. Imagery ©2026 Airbus, Maxar Technologies.

Bring the operating rule onto the map.

Choose the starting point and travel constraint that matter to your business before selecting a neighborhood. Keep uncertain edge cases separate from confirmed coverage.

Inspect homes with a practical purpose.

Use PixelKnock for neighborhood and property context. Check routing and travel estimates in your existing tools, then save the relevant conclusion at the home.

Set the constraint before the boundary. Starting point: Which operating base or existing job matters? Limit: What travel constraint has the business agreed? Exception: Who can approve work beyond that limit? Review: What actual trip evidence would change the boundary?
Illustrated guide by PixelKnock Team. Not an app screenshot.

Make exceptions understandable.

When a home needs special approval, record the question and the confirmed answer. The next rep can see the operating reason behind the decision.

  • Set the operating travel rule before selecting homes.
  • Check actual travel in the tool your business uses for routing.
  • A compact map shape does not guarantee a practical trip.

Useful answers

Before your next session.

Does PixelKnock calculate the fastest route?

No. Use your routing tool for trip planning. PixelKnock keeps neighborhood and property context for the prospecting workflow.

Put this workflow to work.

Start with an area your team can serve.

Start with Free: 1,000 monthly credits and 1 seat.

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